Judge rules out key evidence in Guantanamo 9/11 trial
An American military court has ruled not to accept the confessions of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the main suspect in the September 11 attacks, which he made before the Federal Bureau of Investigation, due to the presence of severe coercion during the interrogation. The judge's decision led to these confessions being excluded as evidence in the upcoming trial scheduled for June 2028 at Guantanamo Bay, amid ongoing legal disputes concerning the conditions of detention and the torture the defendants endured. This decision reflects the legal challenges associated with trying accused terrorists who have been subjected to torture during their detention.
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